Replies to post #180047 on Plastic2Oil Inc (PTOI)

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Agilyx = $11 million machine, 5 FT employees/shift, 0.85 tons/hour to make a "gel-like substance" that requires it heated to "130° – 150 F" gas mask joke.

(1) $11 million now in capital costs including their "pre-processing" equipment for one machine:
http://www.tpsalliance.org/assets/files/Agilyx%20Slides_Boise2012.pdf

(2) Agilyx sells machines "near cost" and a "lease to own" option where Agilyx has to front the capital cost for the "customer"
http://www.flexpack.org/PDFs/Publications/Resource_Recovery_Alternatives_to_Landfill_Pilot_Program.pdf

(3) Agilyx 5 full time employees per shift for less than 1 ton input an hour (1760 lbs/hour)
http://www.waste-to-fuels.com/proceedings/2011/content/pdf/Feucht_L.pdf

(4) Agilyx makes neither fuel nor oil -- but their own permit says "a gel-like substance" that "must be heated to 130° – 150 F to effectively transfer it"
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=65745841

(5) Agilyx needs oil at $80/barrel just to be "competitive" (aka break-even?) leaving very little return on investment to even cover SG&A costs. NOT VIABLE.

(6) Agilyx's requires natural gas to run their systems as their off-gas is so toxic the employees require GAS MASKS while working and Agilyx themselves admit they produce toxic gas. Watch the video.

(try not to laugh too hard)

(7) Agilyx's first "exclusive" customer is a .02 non-reporting pinksheet that's near bankrupt.
Here is an article by this "customer" confessing that they've been trying since October 2010 to line up financing -- and failed -- with the CEO whining about it:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=68087746